The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-06-15

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- School at the Academy closed with
examinations last FRIDAY, ana Mr.; sargent
goes 10 new held OF laDOr. lie mas given
good satisfaction here IN the two years he
mas Deen principal OF the Acaueihy' -
Charles Morse OF Lancaster, n. H., came
mere saturday, returning nome on MONDAY;
HIS sister, Mrs kepecca farr' accompanies
nm, ana VIII remain Tor the present WIN
their brother, 5: Ambrose Morse, - f.
N EVERETT OF HaVerhlll came mere sat
urday to take his mother to his home Tor the
summer, as usual. - The SUIT between
George e. Brown and David Blakeley, about
taking water from the brook near Mr..
Brown mouse, mas been settled ny the
furnishing OF pipe to the garden and front
yard OF MI Brown, and said pipe TO be
1lled win water. - f. Is. staples Is
building him barn on the site OF the old
ohe' recently destroyed by nre'
Braintree.
| IN the shower of Friday LIGHTNING strucl,
the telenhone wire connecting The resi-
| dences of G. TT and r. q Mann about half.
wav between the two nlaces. running each
| 1vay ond doiny Inf Iittlo donoua to the bouse
of G. IF. Mann. If entered The house of Il,
o. Mann however, knocking senseless the
tanoa FL, W. Tno MaS o,n'tne Sh of
tering and damagipg The house in many
| les -, ~ - ; uaO 81 Ma. cdn;ot%
ptyiiI meet With Mrs. = Z Uoldan 81 VIII
| lhhSIoWu' -- "A SeNeIe ram anu MAJ
Si Nisi.eu enls ,o"5i rluaS Vi last "eeh;
u .a ~ e'a'e, "Sa,se " SON n,,
si iass. - oeteIal FARMERS nave peeI
t,ynp ~ rat H. that ,,itn5 o,,;n
.line, we nls' lot olac was PlanVeu having
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Say =, to,,-,, nehneuC1l UIlor', ~, IL,
for a history of Orange county. Frank
o. Dame of Boston Is in town visiting rela-
tives and friends. - Walter NJ Fuller
of Springfield Mass il visiting his father.
u. p. Fuller
Corinth
Tur rrosnoo+s aro cood for q lar,o hoy,
and frpt cron arc sV 0,ortar1,, ,Seet H
was held of the Corner last Sabbath .ooH--7
There promises to be the usual crop of
notato- bu0s in tb;s saot;on u'io uou"'
dav was ohsarved Of the south Meadnw
last sabbath lyman Porter is to re-.
build the bridge at the Corner
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East Corintb.
EGG. SAWYER returned home from BOSTON
| Thursday. MIR. Uoapue of Concord
n. H.. was in town recently. Miss
Sarah smart is visiting friends ont of town.
East Randolph.
Mrs. John EpGERToN has come home to
STAY through the hot weather. Au-
| gustus Allen was buried last Saturday
Rev b. p. Parker conducted the funeral
services. - Mrs. John Blaisdell and
Mrs Dana Smith were baptized last sun
day by Rev. b. p. Parker. - Mrs Man.
chester speaks at East Randolph next sun
day Services both forenoon and afternoon
- II, d. camp Is attending nursery
men and seedsmen'S convention at Chicago
this week
West Randolph.
CHILDREN's DAY was observed at the
Congregational and Methodist churches last
Sunday A bout twenty Good TEN.
plars of this place attended the Orange
county Good Templars' Union at Brookfield
last Wednesday. We had a very
severe storm last Friday afternoon. The
rain was followed by hail nearly as large as
robins eggs. Iiqhtning struck in seTera-
places in this vicinity. The meeting
of the Orange county Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Institute. held here
Thursday and Friday, was carried out
nearly according to programme. The en-
thusiasm was good. - DIR. John Mayc
of Northfield is taking the place of DR.
Whittlesey, who is away for his health
- The afternoon express south now
leaves at |: 80 - The water bonds have
been taken by the National Life Insuranc,
Company OF Montpelier and the burlington
Savings Bank. - Willard Gay and wifi
have closed their home and will live will
her brother, w. II. Dubois, through thu
summer - The Bryant farm has beer
sold to j. w. Burt of Massachusetts TO
S4,10O.
West Topsham.
DIpHTHERIA broke ont here some tw,
weeks ago. and there have been five cases
! all proving fatal in a short time after bein,
taken. In one case the patient lived les
= than thirty-six hours. Physicians hav
been called from far and near without avail
. and now the authorities have settled dow
, on our home musicians and forbid their al
tending other than diphtheria natient
= when they have a case of diphtheria o,
7 their hands II is imDossible TO nrocur
, nurses and DIR Watson who is able tn 4
) Int very little got mn from a sick he'd Sa,
l urday and was obliged to stay with pa
tient all NIGHT as no one could ne induce
to STAY with him. The selcctmen hav
guaranteed the village, and no one wh
stroats ,rIpuo 10 90 1,noot " 49, hnro -
.bnro ',.o,,id 10 10 - sal q" i'i" "
$500 W. III me-; pro,,ina nj , U
ianr 10 ths ~ W. ~ Ii,hIt an t,r ,a
r a,ntoa '"'' o'''' W '' '''oioSs '"'''
+ S"''" Tunhr;doa
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g A GOOD nay crop Is expected. Grass
e growing very rapidly; =" Good len
: plars Union is 10 DE heid mere IN Angus
- reception Is 10 De gwen 10 MT: an
n MIS- Aurie Austn at n III; Anstihs MOI
n DAY evening OF TINS week. Mrs. Anstin wa
t formerly Hatte Gay: - Mrs: u. A: ia